Sentence examples for electoral price from inspiring English sources
But he also knows that there is an electoral price to pay.
Labour has already paid an electoral price for its record on antisemitism.
Faced with a prolonged paralysis in government for which it would have paid a big electoral price, Nahda backed down.
The Republicans do not seem to have paid an electoral price for dismissing the idea as class warfare and preventing its implementation in Congress.
But in the same month of February when his son stepped down as a junior minister in Stormont, Paisley Senior paid an electoral price too.
Freedom for the ex-president is expected to diminish the Estrada-Poe constituency's rancour against Mrs Arroyo, and weaken Mr Poe's electoral support.The price Mrs Arroyo would have to pay is reduced credibility.
The 5% of electoral wards where prices had grown most saw increases averaging 538%, with prices up from £108,032 in 1995 to £689,649 in 2015.
The party was already struggling to recover from its electoral pasting last year, the price for having presided over economic collapse.
This growing obsession with electoral success at any price meant that the PT failed to prepare properly for government.
Worse still, reading the laws of Florida, as the Court did, to mandate this purchase of electoral security at the price of tossing out into the sea thousands of ballots, many of which clearly expressed the intent of the voters who cast them, would by the Court's own lights have been flatly unconstitutional.
